Hey PerlMonks,

I posted a small question regarding this some time ago, but this issue was only a one off so I didnt think more about it until recently when it was reported again. What is happening, is that cookies being set on my login script are being printed to the browser, I have no idea why it is doing this and only seems to happening on a few servers. All others work fine.

My software uses Matt Wright's cookie.lib for the cookie section, here is the code for the login page: 
     print "Content-type: text/html\n";
        &SetCookies('admin',$username);
           &SetCookies('apass',"$password"); 
    print "\n";

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I am at a loss :) Any suggestions? (as I said, this is only happening on a few servers)

In reply to Cookie Headers by Anonymous Monk

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